Seeking affiliate partner: AI video creation tool

coopplayer

We're building something that feels like pure visual magic - a screen recording tool that doubles as a screenshot editor, but the real showstopper is the motion graphics. Imagine typing a prompt and the AI analyses your entire website, spits out a cinematic video, automatically styled and timed. That's what we're cooking up at Poko.

currently, the motion graphics feature isn't live yet, but it's rolling out soon. The base product is already slick - an AI-powered screen recorder with an in-editor assistant that understands plain English commands. Think of it as an one-stop video studio for marketers, founders, and indie hackers.

i'm looking for an affiliate marketer to help spread the word. Commission is 10-25% per sale, depending on your network and experience. The niches are tight but hungry: AI content creators, digital marketers, SaaS founders, tech founders, and indie hackers who live in the command line.

If you specialise in these spaces and know how to pitch a tool that feels like the future of video creation, let's talk. This isn't just another screen recorder - it's a brand perception shift in how we produce visual content

growthgeek

Honestly, I think you're oversimplifying it. "Lots of recurring potential" sounds great until you realise retention in those niches is often shite - people churn fast when the value isn't immediately obvious. Betting everything on one product is exactly how you end up with a feast-or-famine game. Diversify or get wrecked by a single algorithm update.

ranktracker

I respect the intent, but I'm not sure you're going to find exactly what you're looking for directly like this. As a fellow SaaS founder, I've found that general blasts like this only attract the affiliates who aren't going to help you grow.

I don't want to give unsolicited advice though. Would be happy to share some input on how to find those affiliates if you want.

neonlights

I boosted activation rates by 40% using AI content for affiliate funnels. Happy to compare notes.

prpro

Honestly, it helps a lot if you lay out the fundamentals upfront-product category, price point, cookie window, payout schedule, refund policy, and what counts as an approved conversion. experienced affiliates want to understand the economics before they even look at the commission percentage. A range like 10 to 25% sounds reasonable, but the real trust comes from the tracking and attribution details. Get those nailed down, and people will actually engage

emailwiz

I am not an affiliate, but still I’ll try to help – you can reach out to influencers, that their fans are interested in AI, and offer a commision based collaboration (10-25% as you mentioned). This way for example you can reach out to 1,000 of them and even if only 5% accept it, it’s still 50 influencers actively promoting your SaaS for free. Quick tip: instead of reaching out individually, streamline the process by e-mailing them in bulk.

If you’d need help with sourcing influencers, you can google GoMarketish, or I can even find you some for free.

Hope it helps

ryanseo

not an affiliate for hire either, but I've been running a content site in the AI tools space for about two years now. Cookieless contextual targeting through Takeads has honestly been one of the more consistent performers for SaaS offers specifically. The merchant directory makes it easy to find relevant programs without digging through ten different networks - saves a decent chunk of time when you're trying to map out which verticals actually convert.

A few things I'd flag if you're considering listing there:

The approval process is pretty straightforward compared to some of the bigger networks. minimal back-and-forth.
They allow direct linking, which is handy if you're doing programmatic content blocks rather than traditional banners.
Payouts are net-30, and I've had no issues with clawbacks so far.

If you've already got publishers sitting on an AI or SaaS audience, it's worth throwing your offer up. the contextual matching seems to hold up better post-cookie than most alternatives I've tested

analyticsjunkie

Love the niche targeting, but that commission range - "10-25% depending on experience" - is basically screaming "I'll figure it out when you DM me." Affiliates aren't psychic, darling. We need to know what separates the 10% from the 25% so we can decide if your programme's worth the time. Vague brackets get skipped for clearer terms every single time. Also, where's the cookie window? Payout schedule? Upgrade commissions? That's the stuff that actually seals the deal, not a hope-and-a-prayer percentage.

coopplayer

thanks! quick question - are you actually an affiliate marketer, or more of a brand-collab vibe person?

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coopplayer

The right affiliate partnership is like finding the perfect filter for your brand story - the initial skeleton matters, but the real magic happens when we talk nuances. Just tweaked the basics to reflect the flexibility of the offer. Honestly, the exact metrics, commission structures, and creative assets are all on the table for a proper chat. That's where the aesthetic and audience alignment get ironed out. Slide into my DMs if you want to map out the visual + performance side together.